Member jmknapp has created another awesome webpage so you can see where each photo and in what direction Curiosity's cameras were looking when they were taken.As at Dec.17, 2012, these only cover the MastCam and HazCam images. Just click the 'Map It' link near the image to be taken to the image and map page. Easily one of the best tools developed for keen MSL followers.

The Mars Science Laboratory Extended Mission proposal has a detailed summary of what Curiosity accomplished during the prime mission and hopes to accomplish during the extended one, which they have called "Mission to Mt. Sharp: Habitability, Preservation of Organics, and Environmental Transitions."

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